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Cross Wrap, a leading provider of automated bale handling solutions, is proud to support Circulose’s restart of commercial-scale operations at…
Sensmet, the Finnish developer of a unique continuous metals monitoring technology, has received a major investment from EIT RawMaterials which…
At IFAT Munich 2026, UNTHA—an Austrian manufacturer of premium industrial shredding technology—will showcase two new product innovations along with the…
Terex®, a global leader in specialised equipment solutions, has launched TRAC, a vibration analysis system developed to provide clearer insight…
CK International, a leading manufacturer of waste compaction equipment, has announced the acquisition of Lyndex Recycling Systems Limited, a UK-based…
Designed by STADLER to support zero-landfill ambitions and long-term growth, the facility inaugurated in 2020 has transformed Flacipel’s operational scale…
As global electrification accelerates, driven by the rapid adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), renewable energy storage systems, and portable electronics,…
Live-fire training plays a critical role in maintaining operational readiness, safety, and effectiveness for organizations that rely on firearms proficiency,…
Global sensor-based sorting technology provider TOMRA Recycling will strengthen its position as the leader in AI solutions for recycling when…
In a unique Public-Private Partnership, BHS (Bulk Handling Systems) is partnering with Napa Recycling and Waste Services (Napa Recycling) and…
In recent years, sorting centres have been facing increasingly complex and diversified waste streams. As a result, operators must continuously…
At a plant in Châtellerault, Spanish technology company PICVISA is proving that artificial intelligence can sort post-consumer textiles by fibre…
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